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Summer Day Camps 2008 Early Enrollment

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Can Dogs
Go to Camp?

Brookside Day Camp
for Boys & Girls

ages 5

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Cranbrook Day Camp
for Boys

ages 7

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Kingswood Day Camp
for Girls

ages 7

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Children bring their most important
questions to JCC Day Camps
Director Forest Levy.

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Summer Theatre School
for Boys & Girls

grades 3

age 19

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Camp Guide

Summer Art Studio
for Boys & Girls

Elizabeth Applebaum

ages 8

Special to the Jewish News

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Jazz Ensemble
for Boys & Girls

grades 6

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hen you're a kid at camp, the director is pretty much like the presi-
dent of the United States. She's the boss, the big cheese, the one who
ultimately makes the important decisions like, "Will the overnight
still be outside even though it's raining a little?"
"Can I please, please, please have Sarah as my counselor again?"
"Will Cooper the Dog be able to visit camp this year?"
Accessible, friendly, always enthusiastic, the camp director nonetheless
retains a bit of a mystery. She seems to know everything about each and every
camper; but what, really, do campers know about her? Here, eight boys and girls
get to ask their camp director, Forest Levy of the Jewish Community Center of
Metropolitan Detroit, whatever their little hearts desire:

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Young Authors Day Camp
for Boys & Girls

ages 8 — 14

For more information online visit: www.schools.cranbrook.edu/programs/day

Phone:

A: I was 7 years old. I still remember my first counselor,
Jenny. I loved her and camp.

248-645.3674

Fax: 248-645-7703

Office of Special & Summer Programs Cranbrook Schools

0: How old were you when you started camp?
Sam Sheinbaum, 5, of Franklin

P.O.Box 801, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48303-0801

Camp Young Judaea Midwest

0: I have fun at the JCC camp every year. I wonder how
you make it so fun and different every summer?
Rachel Krasner, 8, of West Bloomfield

A: We listen to you and other campers, parents and
staff when you tell us what will make our camp better
and better. I also keep our camp on the cutting edge
with what other camps are doing and offering so that
we have the best one around. There are so many great
new camps this summer! (Rachel, I think you would love the new Advanced
Horseback Riding.)

Fun, Confidence, Challenge, Friendship

CI: Do you really like to Bugaloo (aka dance, from a song
campers sing every morning)?
Paige Stearn, 7, of Beverly Hills

A: What did you say!?!? I said let me see your bugaloo!!!
You know I love it and get ready to do it in our cooking
class next week.

Building New dimensions

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Q: Where do you find all the experienced counselors for your different
themed (chess, theater, sports, etc.) camps?
Ryan Kozin, 12, of Commerce Township

"The camp's greatest strength is its ability to make
everyone feel important and included." -A CYJ parent

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